Heiress Harris delivered a stunning rendition of the national anthem at the WNBA Finals on Thursday, October 29.
The 10-year-old daughter of T.I. and Tiny Harris wowed the crowd at State Farm Arena in Atlanta before Game 6 between the Atlanta Dream and Golden State Valkyries.
Dressed in a glittery blue jacket, Heiress showed off her incredible vocals as she sang “The Star-Spangled Banner.” Her performance quickly drew attention online, with many people praising the young singer for __her talent__.
“Heiress singing that national anthem got me feeling like a proud auntie!” one viewer wrote on X.
She did amazing! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
— Jess✨️♈️ (@Jesspolished) October 29, 2026
WSB-TV sports reporter Alison Mastrangelo also shared a clip from inside the arena. She called Heiress’s rendition “Absolutely incredible” and added, “She is sooo talented.”
Heiress isn’t the only member of her family to perform at this year’s Finals. T.I. performed alongside Quavo during halftime of Game 3 and has attended multiple Atlanta Dream playoff games. His song “Let ’Em Know” also played during the team’s hype video before player introductions.
Thursday’s appearance came just over a week after Heiress took the stage at the Culture’s Coldest Icon Honors in Atlanta. Introduced by Marsai Martin, she performed Whitney Houston’s “Greatest Love of All” at the October 21 event.
Heiress Harris previously sang the national anthem at ATL Fight Fest at Gateway Center Arena on May 9.
Next up, Heiress is scheduled to sing the anthem at Tuskegee University’s homecoming football game against Miles College on November 7. T.I. will also participate as the homecoming parade’s grand marshal and join the Marching Crimson Pipers for a halftime performance.
